Image description: A tiny set screw on the end of a small screwdriver, dwarfed by a USB C connector.
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I needed to service a really old camera lens as the focus ring was all but seized and I had to remove 7 of these tiny little monsters just to get deep enough to remove the old grease that was basically glue after all the decades.
Unfortunately I couldn’t get all the way in as I needed a specific tool to get the last internal ring off so that I could fully clean it.
But the focus ring now moves so that’s a win, I’m hopefully going to find the tool I need so I can fully service this tiny monster though. Which means I’ll have to dig into it again.
Edit: Of anyone knows exactly how to disassemble a Vega 7e camera lens I’m all ears BTW, I’d love to see how it’s supposed to be done.
Edit 2: I was able to work the grease into the focus rings, unfortunately using calipers didn’t help much in terms of getting deeper into the lens in the way I needed to.
set screws are typically a hex bit. If it’s an American product it might be an imperial hex, anywhere else it is likely a metric hex.